Seasons On Repeat: Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn
An Acrostic Poem for every season. Thanks, Diana.
An Acrostic Poem for every season. Thanks, Diana.
The Moons of Autumn: A Word Craft Journal of Syllabic Verse Edited by Colleen M. Chesebro and Jules Paige Published on September 28, 2021
βPreventing window collisions isnβt rocket science; turn off lights at night, make windows on lower floors bird-friendly.β ~ Melissa Breyer
Help me to keep the Love and the Peace in my Heart and to make that Love a new way of life, that I may live in Love the rest of my life. Amen.β ~Β Don Miguel Ruiz
The last day of Augustβat last! Gratitude for all the seasons. BTW, at the time of scheduling this post, we got precious rain in buckets full. Phew... Thank you , August.
This week at Colleen's Tanka Tuesday they're talking about Autumn. Oh MY!How wonderful that sounds... here, no signs of that being remotely so. As far as I can tell, nothing…
And this Mama Bear will be retreating to her den shortly. I just couldnβt help myself about this prompt. Next thing I know, Iβm creating a post on my phone. Hope you enjoy it. Andβhappy holidays.
My soul is wedded to this season and I sit in contemplation sleep is sweet and satisfying my awake time spent in zion When else can you feel the crisp air of mornings then at noon an Indian summerβ¦
Rose of Sharon dropsand the crickets grow quietin the moonlit night Concerns over rainno one sees Burchellβs Coucalβββfluting comes his call Β© selmamartin.com βOctober knew, of course, that the action…
Are you inconvenienced by the Indian summer refusing to leave? The whole situation has Summer Faery pouting. She's waiting on the one lone warm day that's to report to duty: it's gone astray! This is a Public Announcement.
At the end of Summer like at the end of Winter, the old season tries hard to keep a presence. But in the end the old has to make way for the new. Give up the crown, so to speak. I love the lovely exchange. But I really like my October to feel like October from the get go...
About that beautiful red flower that looks like a bottlebrush... or, perhaps you like to call it a Kangaroo paw? Lovely!